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Wendover Productions is a TV series that premiered on August 31, 2015. It has 13 seasons and 255 episodes so far and is still airing new episodes. The latest episode, Season 2026 Episode 14 "Why American Houses Are So Flimsy", aired on July 15, 2026.
Wendover Productions spans the globe with stories about how the world works on subjects including; economics, logistics, politics, transportation and technology. Each story is information rich with deep analysis and insight into the broad implications of the story that is rarely found in the traditional news media anymore.
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255 episodes · 13 seasons
2015 · 1 episode · Last episode: 11 years ago
Have you ever wondered why some advertisements are so simplistic, or why companies even bother with some marketing techniques? Watch this video to learn about all the ways that marketers use psychology to maximize their success.
2015 · 5 episodes · Last episode: 10 years ago
The development of self-driving cars presents one of the greatest ethical conundrums in history. Because of these inventions, which will save thousands of lives every year, we will have to decide how to kill people.
What's the easternmost point in the US? Well, it's not Maine; it's not even the US Virgin Islands!
The intermodal container changed our world. We would never have the interconnected and global economy of today without Malcolm McLean and his system of containerization.
No need to panic, but our world is shrinking.
Have you ever wondered why some advertisements are so simplistic, or why companies even bother with some marketing techniques? Watch this video to learn about all the ways that marketers use psychology to maximize their success.
Episodes for this season haven't been announced yet.
2017 · 28 episodes · Last episode: 8 years ago
Imagine a patented apple. Just like only Nabisco can sell Oreos and only Unilever can sell Marmite, imagine there was only one company worldwide with the rights to harvest apples. In this episode of Wendover Productions, you will see the consequences of this.
India is a bit of an anomaly in the world stage. In this episode you will understand why.
Nuclear energy is one of the cleanest, most efficient, and most available sources of power on Earth. But why it is not the best choice long term? Find out on this episode of Wendover Productions.
In the US there's Boeing - the long successful manufacturer known for its iconic 747 - and in Europe there's Airbus - the more recent entrant formed as a consortium of various European manufacturers - and that's pretty much it. These manufacturers make most of the big planes, but they don't make the smaller ones.In this episode we will dive deeper on this fact and much others.
Imagine a $2,000 car... or a $1,000 laptop... or a $70 iPhone... or imagine any product ten times cheaper than it was. Imagine the fundamental market change that would bring. Elon Musk imagined it 15 years ago. Today you'll learn more about iy.
China is a country both blessed and cursed by its geography. In this episode you will understand why.
This is Indiana and this is Scotland. Both have a similar number of inhabitants, a similar size and similar population density. But Scotland's public transportation system is far more developed than Indiana's. In this video you will see the reason behind it.
Supersonic speed, modular cabin design, all electric power, transparent cabin walls, pilotless planes, personal jets for everyone - that all sounds great, but what's actually the plane of the future?
Two weeks ago Charlottesville erupted into chaos. Violence met the streets as groups of white supremacists, neo-Nazis, and far -right demonstrators clashed with counter-protesters. Some have criticized and blamed the violence on the police response. But to better understand why the demonstration ended up the way it did, you have to understand how riot control works.
The United States and its entire history can be largely explained by its geography. Since its inception, the fundamental factor influencing and guiding the country's development is that is far from everything else. On this video, we will see how this and other geographic feature contributed to the empowerment of the US.
China is one of the largest manufacturing countries in the world, producing a great portion of the goods that we use in the Western World. But how and why China thrives in this area? In this episode, this is discussed.
Running an airline is a very difficult and thorough activity. But how does this running happen and how much does it differ from a full carrier to a low budget airline. In this episode, you will learn more about it.
Traffic is one of the main urban problems of the century, but the solutions that have been being taken doesn't seem to be working. So how to fix traffic forever, and where good solutions are being found?
The US Government is full of procedures about a unimaginable number of events, and today, we will speculate what will happen during Doomsday.
Barrow, Alaska, is so remote that its existence challenge our imagination. Today, we will learn why does it exist.
International airports are areas where immigration law work differently, so which country are international airports in?
The Post Office made America. It's an ambitious claim, but without it the Unites States as we know it today would not exist. In this video you will know why.
The ability of a place to cross long distances over enormous bodies of water is determined by a large number of factor, that will be explained on this episode.
The Northwest passage is opening up for commercial passage for the first time, but what exactly is the Northwest passage?
A discussion related to the recent United Airlines overbooking incident.
Trains are on the the backbones of transportation in Europe, even though they are really expensive. Today we will discuss what raises its costs so much.
Russia is the biggest country in the world, but the reasons of its territorial greatness are far from random. Today, with the help of AlternateHistoryHub and RealLifeLore we will discuss Russia's Geographic Problem. Check out their episodes into Russia as well. AlternateHistoryHub: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gU6UBXOHhDw RealLifeLore: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-TFENSuJ5U
Airlines sell different tickets for the same flight based on a number of reasons, and Airline Class is one of them. So, how does Airline Class work and why some airlines opt-out of them?
Planes are on of the fastest ways to travel, but there was a time when they flew faster, even on supersonic speeds. Why did this era end?
The President of The Unites States of America is the most powerful human on Earth, and, as such, he or she has to travel. But how does this traveling happen, and how much does it cost?
In this episode, we will travel across every single state of The United States of America.
The discussion of the existence of extraterrestrial life is interesting, but today we will discuss how to make first contact if this encounter happens.
Cities are one of the fundamental aspects of human society, but they are not spawned randomly. In this video you will learn the reasons why cities are located where they are.
2018 · 21 episodes · Last episode: 7 years ago
In this episode of Wendover Productions, we will discuss what it takes to stop a wildfire.
In this episode you will learn how to build a $100 million satellite.
In this episode of Wendover Productions you will learn how China is changind the dynamics on Africa and how it is affecting this continent.
In this episode of Wendover Productions you will learn how airports make money from their operations.
No sport is as logistically challenging as motorsports. In this episode of Wendover Productions you will learn abou the logistical challenges of Formula 1.
Of all the lines that can be arbitrarily drawn in the Globe, the Equator is the most influential of them. Only 800 million people live south of it, and nearly a quarter of them live in Brazil, so today we are going to explore Brazil's geography problems.
Today you will learn why the Siberian flight corridor is the most valuable airspace in the world.
In this episode of Wendover productions we will discuss the history behind Guam's, the most isolated United States Territory, existence.
In this episode you will learn how we can improve airport security by designing an impenetrable airport security system.
In this video you will discover why space is the industry of the future.
Antarctica is the earth's coldest, most desolate, most isolate, windiest, driest, and southernmost continent. Today you will learn what would it take to permanently live in this continent.
Overnight shipping is an absolute masterpiece of logistics that happens every single night. Today you will learn more about this process.
In this episode you will learn why cities exist and what are their impacts on the world.
Airline ticket pricing probably seems like a crapshoot. Today, we will discuss about how airlines price their flights.
2019 · 26 episodes · Last episode: 6 years ago
2020 · 28 episodes · Last episode: 5 years ago
2021 · 28 episodes · Last episode: 4 years ago
2022 · 26 episodes · Last episode: 3 years ago
2023 · 26 episodes · Last episode: 2 years ago
2024 · 26 episodes · Last episode: 1 year ago
2025 · 26 episodes · Last episode: 10 months ago
2026 · 14 episodes · Last episode: 3 months ago
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The most recent episode of Wendover Productions, Season 2026 Episode 14 "Why American Houses Are So Flimsy", aired on July 15, 2026.
Wendover Productions has 13 seasons with 255 episodes in total.
Wendover Productions first aired on August 31, 2015.
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